government's trying don't completely bombing chokehold softer opposition from officers more and from charlotte dubin ski. but says interior minister promised 0 tolerance on racism among the forces a promise that came all the mass protests over allegations of racism and police brutality unleashed following the death of george floyd in the us free stuff yesterday even. during his speech. the chokehold method known as the strangulation method will be abandoned and will no longer be taught in police schools it was a method that had its dangers in addition if a police officer has to keep someone on the ground during their arrest they will now be prohibited from leaning on their head or neck to protest is hailed asked in this move to ban the chokehold but the reaction from the police was theory unions described the technique as essential. my colleagues who used the choke hold which we call the takedown technique don't do it for the fun of it they do it because they're dealing with a very individual who doesn't want to be taken down as unions demanding to work so this is turned out to protest throwing thei

pledge to help medical staff and support hospitals live to paris and our correspondent there charlotte dubin. they've spent months working flat are talking the pandemic. it appears they're saying the promises need to be honored that were made to them. that's right they have been hailed as the heroes in white coats by none less than president might call himself the cause of it 9000 crisis at 8 o'clock up and down the country almost every night under lockdown people went to the windows buccaneers to clap and to cheer for the health workers thanking them for their hard work and now with the help workers say here outside the ministry of health to make sure that the government keeps the promises that are being made throughout this crisis this is she's day of anger protest they've also been these things about the protest be held every week for the last few weeks because the health workers have been saying for a moment given that there are problems within their health service in fact all the way back to last year there was a massive protest of work is saying that this was a system that was about to

paris is one of many planned nationwide this choose day let's go to the city to our correspondent charlotte dubin ski who is there for us sure just bring us up to date remind us why french medical staff are buckeye to all to the streets again today. they've been coming out most tuesdays leaving them these days to make sure the government is aware of how unhappy they are about this situation that this isn't a problem 7 that's resulted into from the pandemic it could be 19 cond that make this is a problem that has been all new going for many many years in france in fact before the curve at 19 pandemic we were speaking to doctors and nurses to a consistent be telling us that their service was on the point of collapse that it needs to to have a huge influx of cash each recruit more health workers and they themselves needed to be paid to move money out of the incentives it's been listing and then the serious results are to make as we just said that's it i'm going to skip past as a result of the pandemic exult you know we know that extra strain was put on the health workers the to manage time that they

correspondent charlotte dubin. well that's right across you there were protests all over the weekend organized mainly by black lights masses groups here in europe who wanted to rally against what they see as being systematic racism within the forces of rule and on saturday here in paris thousands of people came up close to the u.s. embassy which had been secured by barricades as they chanted for the races with the police now there were also protests being held at the countryside just to be in space and. also in the capital beltway in brussels. around 10000 people came out to the streets many people doing the last 3 weeks of exploring. and they were chants a chance we're hearing now in protests across the world again. in paris on saturday of justice peace now when there was violence. in the protests in brussels with shops being looted and there were clashes between the protesters and the police and at one point demonstrators even climbed the own to the statue of colonial king leopold the 2nd and cried out. i. was yo

the control but the emphasize that the fight is not over more than from our paris correspondent charlotte dubin ski. another address from president mack or in many claims is an attempt to gain momentum as we head into the presidential elections in 2 years' time i mean 2022 but this was the 1st time that he addressed the divisiveness in the nation at the moment as those protests in the wake of drew which oh it's definitely not states have also been hitting hard fronts with anti racism protests an anti police brutality protest still maku said that divisiveness was rife in the country but he said the fronts would stand up to racism anti-semitism but he said in the wake of those schools across the world to stop jews to be removed the streets to be renamed the front's would not be rewriting its history. the republic any trace or any name from its history she will not forget any of its must to pieces will not demolish any statute we must look at deny who we are all this of course comes on the back of an unprecedented health crisis with 19 and the future president said current be build unless the coun